What we work on

Sustainable agriculture and food security

Climate-smart farming, soil conservation and water-efficient practices for smallholder farmers.

Smallholder farmers carry the cost of degraded soil and unreliable rain first, and have the least room to absorb it.

ACEPS training covers climate-smart practice, soil conservation, sustainable land management and rainwater harvesting, focused on the staple crops farmers in the region actually grow, among them cassava, vegetables and maize. The strand also connects farmers to researchers and agricultural institutions, so that what is learned in the field travels in both directions.

The other areas

How this fits with the rest

ACEPS is in Phase 1. The programmes described across this site are what the organisation is set up to deliver; they are not a record of work already completed.

Work with ACEPS

Whether you want to bring a programme to your school or community, partner on restoration work, or commission training, it starts with a conversation.